06 Nov 08 No Google Phone to be Launched By AT&T Soon
People have been talking today about a possible future Android phone coming from AT&T. Soon people were saying next month such a handset might appear. But the truth is nowhere near. In fact no Google phone will be launched anytime soon. An article published on the San Francisco Chronicle site says:
De la Vega said AT&T continues to look at Google’s Android operating system but is not prepared to make any moves to carry any Android phones. He said the platform is still evolving and needs to open up even more to offer a wider array of non-Google applications.
So what do you say? Would you fancy the idea of an AT&T handset running on Android?
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